Kogos v. Rittner

Supreme Court of Louisiana October 21, 1966

Kogos v. Rittner, 249 La. 745 (La. 1966)

190 So. 2d 910; 1966 La. LEXIS 2149

Are, Arts, Code, Granted, Procedure, Sanders, Should, Summers

Opinion of the Court

In re: Ted Kogos applying for writs of certiorari, mandamus and prohibition.

The application's denied. This court will not interfere with orderly proceedings in the trial court, save in cases where there is palpable error in the ruling complained of, and then only if irreparable injury will ensue. No such showing has been made.

Applicant has a remedy to traverse the ex parte order complained of if it has been improvidently issued, by the filing of appropriate proceedings in the trial court.

SANDERS and SUMMERS, JJ., are of the opinion that a writ should be granted. See Arts. 1492 and 963, Louisiana Code of Civil Procedure.

Reference

Full Case Name: Ted KOGOS v. Louis J. RITTNER and Joseph W. Nelkin
Status: Published